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/**
 * Generated by Scrooge
 *   version: 3.16.3
 *   rev: b8593c83072d94fc44feaa8d97940b9266d84ed0
 *   built at: 20140806-054445
 */
package com.mycorp

import com.twitter.scrooge.{
  TFieldBlob, ThriftException, ThriftStruct, ThriftStructCodec3, ThriftStructFieldInfo, ThriftUtil}

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{
    type : "map",
    source: {
        type:"mesh2",
        hash:true,
        mesh: {
            files:["hydra-input/*"]
        },
        format:{
            type:"column",

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package sample

import scalacache._
import memoization._
import memcached._

import scala.concurrent.duration._
import scala.language.postfixOps

case class User(id: Int, name: String)

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#!/bin/sh
if [ $* -n 3 ]; then
  echo "Usage: $(basename $0) subs.srt in.avi out.avi"
  exit 1
fi

mencoder -oac copy -ovc lavc -sub "$1" -utf8 -subfont-text-scale 3.3 -subpos 96 "$2" -o "$3"

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HAI
BTW BrainFuck interpreter in LOLCODE by Chris Birchall
I HAS A MEMORY BTW array of size 30,000
I HAS A POINTER
POINTER R 0
I HAS A BRACKETS BTW array mapping opening and closing brackets
CAN HAS STDIO?
PLZ OPEN FILE "LOLCATS.TXT"?
	AWSUM THX
		IM IN YR BRACKETSLOOP

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// case class Tweet(userId: Long, country: String, firstName: String, secondName: String)

res57: Seq[Tweet] = ArrayBuffer(Tweet(625052628,United States,matt,todorowski), Tweet(625052628,United States,matt,todorowski))

scala> res57(0).id == res57(1).id
res59: Boolean = true

scala> res57(0).country == res57(1).country
res60: Boolean = true

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String concatenation happens before the tree is passed to your macro, 
so you get passed a Literal(Constant("ab"))

scala> reify(() => "a" + "b")
res14: res0.universe.Expr[() => String] = Expr[() => java.lang.String]((() => "ab"))


This is not the case with other String ops. 
I guess + is special because it's a Java operator, not a method on StringLike.

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$ $JAVA_HOME/bin/jjs
jjs> print([] + {});
[object Object]
jjs> print("WAT");
WAT
jjs>

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import scalaz.Reader

case class User(id: Int, name: String)
case class Interest(name: String)

trait Database

trait Attempt1 {
  // How every explanation of Reader monad I've seen/read goes:

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import scala.annotation.tailrec

class Hello {

  val foo = "abc"

  def bar(a: String) = foo + a

  def fib(n: Int) = {
    @tailrec